Hampton Loade – Dudmaston - Comer Wood and Quatt

Roger Thomas

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This Severn Valley walk starts at the National Trust car park at the picturesque riverside village of Hampton Loade. The pedestrian river ferry is also there. A lot of this walk is on The Dudmaston Estate, so we see Dudmaston Hall from a distance as we pass its lakes and woodlands.

It is a gentle walk with no steep hills to climb, a few stiles, one that's awkward, plus a couple of road crossings where great care needs to be taken.

(Note from Walkingworld: much of this walk is through lovely woodland. We recommend a compass be taken as sometimes paths through woods can be tricky to find and follow).

England - Central England - Worcestershire - Countryside

Features

Birds, Butterflies, Cafe, Church, Flowers, Food Shop, Good for Kids, Great Views, Lake/Loch, National Trust, Nature Trail, Pub, Public Transport, River, Stately Home, Wildlife, Woodland

18/04/2014 - Stuart Farrell

Nice varied walk with fields, woods and water, perfect for a sunny Good Friday morning. If you don't like styles most of the ones mentioned have now been replaced with gates.

06/08/2009 - Walkingworld Admin

In response to Roger Hersee's Comment, Roger Thomas has kindly sent us an update to get round the problem between WP30 and WP31, and this has been entered. Many thanks both Rogers! Adrian (Admin)

25/07/2009 - Roger Hersee

There is a fence to scale at SO 75474 86867, between WP30 and WP31. It's not difficult to get over. I scaled it just before crossing over the stream then continuing up the left side of a field to WP31. Roger

01/01/2008 - karl noon

Nice steady walk for New Years day after the night before. Plenty of variety and some lovely scenery, binoculars recommended if you like twitching as we do. Great walk will do again. (Note from Chris, Admin - thanks for corrections, sorted now.)